I’m sorry I didn’t word the
question very well…I understand how to get the ADO search to work, per your
suggestion. Can I update the value? e.g. objRS.Update or something to that
effect?
Or do I need a subroutine that builds the
user object first?
-----Original Message-----
From: Todd Povilaitis
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RootDSE() and subtree
should do it for you. Also if you expect to return more than 1000
objects, you should increase the "Page Size" value in your
ADO/ADsDSOObject query.
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From: Creamer, Mark
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Subject: [ActiveDir] ADO
Do I want to use ADO if I want to
search all users in a domain and then alter an attribute based on its current
value, or is there a better method? Up to now, I’ve only tried using ADO
to return a result set, not modify.
The part I’m struggling with
is making the search recursive through the whole domain, rather than having to
specify a container or OU, and I know in ADO I can specify a subtree as the
scope.
Thanks!
Mark Creamer
Systems
Engineer
Cintas
Corporation
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